Saturday in the Park - Robert Lamm

This is on of the group Chicago's most popular ballads, still doing great after beeing recorded in 1972 on their fifth album. Chicago's main songsriter, Robert lamm, wrote this after a particulary exhilarating 4th of July spen in New York's Central Park, where there were steel drum players, singers, dancers and jugglers. This was originally used as a soundtrack to an unreleased home video. It became the group's first gold single.

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Saturday Night - John Glenesk Mortimer

Saturday Night Fever - Willy Hautvast

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Saturday Night Fever, Selections from

The current Broadway revival of this high-powered musical prooves that Disco is still hot! Featuring some of the best dance music of the 70's, this medley includes: Stayin' Alive, Jive Talkin', You Should Be Dancing, How Deep Is Your Love, and Night Fever.

Saturday Night Swing Party - Marc Reift

Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age - Gustav Holst

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Saturnalia - Ben Haemhouts

Saturnalia is a feast, in honour of Saturn, that originated in the Roman Empire (circa 800-510 BC). It was celebrated for the first time on 17 December 497 BC when the gods Saturn and Janus ruled Italy. These gods assured affluence, fertile land, good harvests and introduced writing to the people. Saturn's symbol was a sickle denoting that all citizens were equal and that no one had the right to individual possessions. During the feast of Saturnalia, the roles of slaves and masters were reversed. This varied work by Ben Haemhouts is suitable for competitions or concerts.

Saut De L'Ange (Le) - Charles Beck

Savannah Overture - Kelly Bennette

Savannah Overture depicts the landscape of the African Savannah. The piece features a fanfarish opening, many varied middles sections as well as a bold finish. It is moderately difficult and should be playable by most bands.

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Savannah River Rhapsody - Robert Sheldon

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